Talk by Tucker Manton

Weber 201

A former CSU student, Tucker Manton, who obtained a PhD in physics at Arizona State University and is currently a postdoctoral fellow at Brown University, is coming through town and agreed to give a special talk for mathematicians about his research. Title and Abstract: "Lie groups, symmetry breaking, and particle physics"   This talk, given […]

PhD Preliminary Examination of Mats Johnson

Weber 201

Mathematics faculty and graduate students are invited to attend the PhD Preliminary Examination of Mats Johnson. Advisor:  Dr. David Aristoff Committee:  Dr. Olivier Pinaud, Dr. Margaret Cheney, Dr. Diego Krapf Title:  Arbitrarily accurate, nonparametric coarse-graining with Markov renewal processes and the Mori-Zwanzig formalism Abstract:  Stochastic dynamics are increasingly common in scientific pursuits, though fraught with […]

Rocky Mountain Algebraic Combinatorics

Weber 223

To join us for dinner after the talks, please RSVP here by Thursday, August 24 for reservation count. Getting to the roots: From X-ray crystallography to factoring polynomials Bernhard Bodmann University of Houston This talk concerns a problem in non-linear signal reconstruction which has a long history, unsolved problems and many modern applications: signal recovery […]

Number Theory Lab

Weber 201

Number Theory Lab meets every Tuesday. Contact Jamie Juul to be added to the mailing list.  

Postdoc Seminar Series: Evan Camrud

Weber 15

Our postdoc seminar series is back in swing, with Evan Camrud leading off with his talk, "A Story of Two Hypo-s: Hypocoercivity and Hypoellipticity for Two Degenerate Stochastic Dynamics."

First Putnam Club Practice

Weber 201

Pizza Provided! Please help recruit undergraduates for the Putnam Club! 

Seminar Presentations

Please join us for the next round of seminar presentations. Bagels and coffee will be provided. ​

Postdoc Seminar

Weber 15

New Perspectives on Geproci Sets 
by Jake Kettinger

MMARGS Event

Weber 237

Title: Serving Unimodality Two Ways
Speaker: Joseph Pappe

FRAGMENT Event

Weber 201

Title: Stationary Descendents and the Discriminant Modular Form
Speaker: Adam Afandi

Lecture Topical Geometry

Animal Sciences 130

Title: Kuramoto Oscillators: Algebraic and Topological Aspects. Speaker: Hal Schenck

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